2006
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)1084-0702(2006)11:6(699)
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High-Cycle Fatigue of Diagonally Cracked Reinforced Concrete Bridge Girders: Field Tests

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“…The increasing attention to the fatigue limit state in partially and fully prestressed concrete has led to extension of investigations and experimental projects dealing with fatigue or cyclic loading (Rabbat et al 1978, Holmen 1982, Reese 1983, Overmann et al 1984, Bennet 1986, Harajli 1985, Naaman 1989, Dulinskas et al 2007, Dulinskas et al 2008, Elfgren 2015, Jokūbaitis et al 2016, Jokūbaitis et al 2018. The fatigue behaviour of prestressed or reinforced concrete is an important limit state that must be considered by structural engineers and designers of large span bridge decks, parking garages, and other structures subjected to cyclic loading (Adimi et al 2000, Higgins et al 2006, El-Ragaby et al 2007, Noël et al 2014.…”
Section: Fatigue Of Prestressed Concrete Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The increasing attention to the fatigue limit state in partially and fully prestressed concrete has led to extension of investigations and experimental projects dealing with fatigue or cyclic loading (Rabbat et al 1978, Holmen 1982, Reese 1983, Overmann et al 1984, Bennet 1986, Harajli 1985, Naaman 1989, Dulinskas et al 2007, Dulinskas et al 2008, Elfgren 2015, Jokūbaitis et al 2016, Jokūbaitis et al 2018. The fatigue behaviour of prestressed or reinforced concrete is an important limit state that must be considered by structural engineers and designers of large span bridge decks, parking garages, and other structures subjected to cyclic loading (Adimi et al 2000, Higgins et al 2006, El-Ragaby et al 2007, Noël et al 2014.…”
Section: Fatigue Of Prestressed Concrete Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some valuable studies have considered the fatigue of concrete bridges. The capacity for existing RC bridges has been predicted considering the bond deterioration through fatigue tests (Forrest et al, 2010; Higgins et al, 2006, 2007). The fatigue life of concrete beams decrease dramatically with an increase in the maximum tension stress level (Rao and Frantz, 1995).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Prestressed corrugated pipe is an important part of the prestressed system, and the grouting quality directly affects the reliability of the prestressed structure. Corrosion degree of metal materials under high stress condition is much higher than the state without stress [7], and steel strand will corrosion even rust off [8][9][10][11], which will seriously affect the normal work of the prestressed structure. Research has shown that, the reason of corrugated pipe hole grouting imperfect is complicated and varied, as a concealed work of the hole grouting, construction quality is difficult to judge effectively and how to carry on the nondestructive testing of corrugated pipe with close-grained degree is a problem in engineering industry at home and abroad.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%